Situated along Hornback Lane with additional frontage on Owensboro Road, this 48.195-acre Grayson County property offers an impressive combination of habitat diversity, hunting potential, and residential opportunity. The tract features a well-balanced mix of cedar thickets, mature pines, hardwood stands, sections of cutover timber, and multiple open fields. This variety creates year-round food and cover for wildlife while also providing several quality locations for building a home or cabin. The terrain sets up well for identifying predictable deer movement. Ridges, draws, and subtle topographic changes create natural funnels and travel corridors throughout the property. During the most recent evaluation, deer sign was abundant—large rubs, active scrapes, and well-worn trails were observed across the entire farm, indicating strong usage by both does and mature bucks. The combination of habitat types makes this a tract with excellent hunting potential for its size. One of the most appealing features of this property is its dual access. The north end fronts Owensboro Road, while the south end fronts Hornback Lane, allowing entry from two directions and providing future owners with flexibility in layout and development. Utilities are accessible from both ends, providing multiple options for selecting a home site. Several elevated locations offer long-range views of the surrounding countryside, making the property suitable for a private residence while still being convenient to town. Whether your goal is a manageable hunting tract, a weekend retreat, or a place to build your dream home in a rural setting, this property checks the right boxes. Its diverse habitat, strong wildlife presence, dual access, and excellent building potential make it a versatile and highly attractive Grayson County offering.